Knitted fabrics are made by interlocking yarns through knitting needles, forming loops. The main difference between knitted and woven fabrics lies in the way the yarns are arranged within the fabric.
Absorbing Water and Removing Weight: After washing, do not wring the garment forcefully. Wrap the garment in a clean, large towel and gently press to absorb excess water, reducing the weight burden during drying.
Laying Flat for Support: Use a dedicated clothesline net or lay the garment flat on a breathable surface. Adjust the neckline, shoulder lines, and hem to ensure the garment retains its original shape.
Air Drying in the Shade and Ventilation: Place the garment in a cool, well-ventilated area to air dry naturally. Avoid direct sunlight to prevent fiber aging, loss of elasticity, or fading and yellowing.
